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What is a PPC Ad? Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising is a deal you make with Google or other search engines to improve the power of your sponsored advertising. Google AdWords is the most popular PPC advertising system; if you sign up for the AdWords platform, your ads will appear...

11 January, 2016 /

Perhaps you’ve heard rumblings of the new Canadian Anti-Spam law that went into effect July 1, 2014 and you’re wondering what you need to do—if anything as a yarn company or yarn shop that sends out e-newsletters to Canadian recipients.  Since we deal with this...

25 September, 2014 /

The recent incident that played out on Ravelry concerning Trendsetter’s copyright violation serves as a great case study in what to do when your company or your brand suffers a social media crisis. In a nutshell, Trendsetter was accused of stealing the design for the knitting...

08 April, 2013 /

It wasn’t that long ago that you called or even wrote a letter to address an issue that needed to be rectified with a business. Whether you contacted them to complain or to thank them for their service, both of these channels were viable contact points,...

27 March, 2013 /

Facebook.com is an incredible marketing tool that allows yarn companies and yarn shops to see inside the hearts and minds of their customer. Having a fanpage about your yarn company or yarn shop puts your finger directly on the pulse of how knitters and crocheters...

10 March, 2010 /

Over the holiday I visited a girlfriend out of town. While there, I dropped into a music store and bought a few things for my daughter who plays violin.  On a whim, I asked the owner if he had any 1/2 size violins for sale...

08 January, 2010 /

In my last posting, I blogged about the social media tool, Twitter and the many reasons WHY it's so important for yarn shops and yarn businesses to establish Twitter accounts for your main identities. At the very least, set up an account for your knitting business...

18 November, 2009 /
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